Did Japan’s policy of rapid industrialization lead to wars with its neighbors and destruction of the environment?
The rapid industrialization of Japan led to wars and destruction of the environment due to the following reasons:
1. The development of industries affected the environment in many ways.
2. It led to the exploitation of natural resources.
3. To obtain raw material and for the consumption of furnished products the need of colonies was felt.
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